St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerf

On the local board there was fair degree
OF activity, and buyers are paying about the
same. as the day before for grade wheat by
sample; o Recelpts were again larger,amount,,
ing to 4S3 cars. Receipts Of corn, oats and
barley show some improvement in amount,
but trade is not active, and sales of oats and
barley were made with difficulty.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
1 hard cash, in store, 74c; October, 6SI4 NOV
vember, 69Ac; o. t. new zoe, old 75c. No. 1
northern, 73c: October, 65I2c; November.
66l2c; new, 67e; old 74c. No. northern,
zoe; October, zoe; November, Gle; new,
6O@63c; old, Tic.
Sales included-4o, 600 Blu. October No. l
hard, CSC: Car lot sales by sample-2 cars
old No hard, 75l2c; 2 ears No. 1 hard, O..
t., zoe; 100 cars old No. hard. to arrive,
S6 ia ~ ears No hard
old No hard. delivered, 75l2c; 26 cars
No. Northern, o. t., SIC; car old No. /
Northern, delivered. 7412c; 2 cars No.
Northern, +. o. b., &c; cars No. 1 North
part old, CSC, car old No. Northern, O. t.,
71c; 1 car No. Northern, 69c; 10 cars No.
! Northern, 6612c; IL cars No. Northern,
delivered, SIC; 1 car No. Northern, deliv-
e s!s se cars N saF N SofherD o.
10 cars N So' S SellHssea' S Sae
l car No. 2 Northern, o. t.,62c; i car No. 2
Northern, delivered, 63c; I car No. 2 North
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71c; 8 cars No. 2 Northern, 6sl1c; cars
No. 2 Northern delivered, 65c; z cars No 2
Northern, o. t.. 62l2c; car No. 3, o. t., soc;
car rejected, o.t., 53c; 2 cars no grade, f.
cars no grade, o. t., from 55@57c: cars no
grade, SOC; 2 cars no grade, o. t., 55c; 2 cars
no grade, f. o. b., 5Sc; 1 car sample, 62c;
car sample, SOC; cars sample, 66lac; 2
cars sample, 55l2c; car sample. delivered,
Gle; /, car No. 3 barley, 0. t., SIC; 2 cars
barley, Q. t.. 45c; car hay, $3.50; l car hay,
Q. t., $40: 6 cars No. oats, o. t., 25c; car
oats, o. t., 21c.
Flour-This market is firm and steady,
with good request for prompt delivery
The Northwest was particularly fortunate in
having good stock of old wheat on hand :;
that has permitted local millers to meet the
demand. The new wheat is improving rap
idly under the influence Of better weather
There is fair supply of choice wheat of the
present crop, and with continuance of dry
atmospere it will turn out product equal to
the old after few weeks. There is compar-
atiyely little stuff sold ahead for more than a
few weeks forward. Patents, sacks to local
dealers, S4.10@425; patents, to ship, sacks,
car lots, $1,000. Is; in barrels, 81. 20@4. 80 !;
delivered at New England points, 81. 500
cred at Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81 $50
4.75: bakers, So 1898 60; superfine, 81 .S5
G2.40: Red Dog, sacks, 81. 45@1. 55; Red
Dog bbls, $1.7O@1.S0; rye flour. pure, cwt
Sl./O.
Bran and Shorts-Sales were reported at
S9.5O@9.75 for bran and about ST. higher for
shorts, though some choice stock is held
higher than that. The inquiry is good and
product moves freely.
Corn-Quoted at 39@39lsc asked on track
and to arrive for good stock by sample.
Oats-Clean oats sold well, but lots other
wise good, cut having a large mixture of
small seeds and dirt were hard to sell. Poorer
lots but clean outsold them; quoted at 25M
26I2c for to choice samples.
Barley,.The receipts have been running
light and the market for choice grain is in
pretty fair shape at 5O@5sc, while unsound,
dirty or badly stained grain is hard to SELL
When it does sell prices are low.
Flaxseed-Quoted at about S1.O1.
Feed-Mixed feed meets moderate de-
mand at SD; 25@! 4z5 for good to choice
Hay-Sold at S9@10 for good to fine up
land. Common stock bleached or unsound
went very slow.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments of wheat to-day, reported by Pressey,